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Hi Paul.
>Kushner advised to replace his phone
Not by a tech person form the Whitehouse, to be clear.
They got a whole article out of this comment.
>Maybe Corona in place to be used as excuse for ML when happenings begin?
90% chance it's natural.
Coronaviruses are common in animals. And they have hopped to humans twice in recent years, SARS and MERS. It has probably happened many many times throughout history. We are noticing it now because now we have the tech to distinguish it from a nasty cold and pneumonia.
>50%+ mortality
More like 3%. At the start. Viruses tend to evolve to be less deadly because they can spread more effectively if they don't make their hosts too sick to go out and interact with other people.
Yes.
>"If this impeachment fails, my time is probably up. I won’t wait around. If it doesn’t go through, I’ll resign. This I decree. You like that? I picked it up from my nephew. He’s the governor of California, you know.”
Too bad it's a parody site.
>no one has ever been able to give me a good layman's explanation for what causes them and why they are important.
The Earth rings like a bell electromagnetically whenever there is a lightning strike somewhere. The frequency spread on the vertical axis is due to different levels of the ionosphere ringing at their own note. These can change do to changes in space weather (solar activity). So scientists pay attention to Schumann resonance to get clues as to what's going on up there. The intensity shows how much lightning is banging on the bell at a given time.
>How many watts is haarp
A few megawatts. Most of what you've heard about it are the theoretical capabilities if the full-size version they had planned actually been built. See video for reality.
>You all realize our submarine that ‘accidentally’ launched a missile was the Jimmy Carter?
Ummm.. that don't sound right. The USS Jimmy Carter is a Seawolf-class (hunter) sub setup for spying. It doesn't have the launch tubes for Trident missiles.
I'm not sure if you are supporting or refuting what I posted.
That article means "secret attack-submarine" not "secret-attack submarine".
And we established at the time that it had to be a Trident missile. It looked like a Trident; and a Tomahawk wouldn't have the range.
>BTW where was the approximate launch location?
Off the coast of Washington state.
Then Q posted that pic of an Ohio-class sub with "think hack." This was all after Q posted that pic of some islands called "Alaska_Vols_G7_SING.png" while POTUS was flying back from Singapore (don't have original handy. Here's a cap from the map).
So we interpreted this to mean that on Jun 10, while POTUS was flying from Quebec to Singapore for the summit with Kim, a Ohio-class sub sitting of the coast of WA took a potshot at AF1, probably with a nuke-tipped Trident or modified version, while AF1 was over the coast of AK and that the missile was shot down. As for what was used to shoot the missile down, not sure. I seem to remember something about a "special package" that would have been carried by one of the escort F16s.
The only problem had with this interpretation is that it was 4AM when the missile was launched, and the Alaska pic (a few hours west/behind/darker) was taken during the day. It was June. But I don't think that part of AK is far enough north for the extended daylight hours to stretch that far back.
In just the last 20 yeas coronaviruses have hopped from animals (where they are endemic) to humans three times that we know of. SARS, MERS, and this new one. This has probably been going on for a long, long time. We only now have the tech to identify these illnesses as more than a bad cold.
No extinction-level events yet. They just evolve to become less deadly and become news strains of common cold.
>Bats are flying rats
I used to have cat that would catch them. No joke. He would sit in the open barn doorway as they flew in and out, then jump up and snatch them out of the air.